`idle-org-agenda`

Basically, if you don't touch Emacs idle-org-agenda will display your org-agenda after certain time. That can be useful to remember tasks after come back to work.

This project comes from John Wiegley's mail at the gmane mailing list http://article.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.orgmode/23047

Installation

MELPA

Just install the idle-org-agenda package!

Manual

Put idle-org-agenda.el in your load-path, and eval (require 'idle-org-agenda').

use-package

Easy try with use-package

   (use-package idle-org-agenda
     :after org-agenda
     :ensure t
     :config (idle-org-agenda-mode))

How it works

Run idle-org-agenda-mode and don't touch the keyboard. :)

Additional Configuration

You can define different agendas by using org-agenda-custom-commands.

(setq org-agenda-custom-commands
   (quote
    (("c" . "Categories")
     ("ce" "Emacs" tags-todo "emacs" nil)
     ("cs" "School" tags-todo "school" nil)
     ("cw" "work" tags-todo "work" nil)
     ("cb" "BLOG" tags-todo "blog" nil)
     ("ci" "Important" tags-todo "important" nil)
     ("w" "Weekly agenda" agenda "You can write here your custom agenda"))))

(custom-set-variables
 '(idle-org-agenda-interval 600) ;; 10 x 60 seconds
 '(idle-org-agenda-key "cb")     ;; Choose your specific agenda
 '(idle-org-agenda-mode t))

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